Shamanistic (adjective)

1. Relating to the practices or beliefs of shamans, who are tribal priests or spiritual healers in indigenous communities of the North and Central Asia.
2. Relating to shamanism, a religious or spiritual belief system centered around the worship of a pantheon of spirits, nature, and ancestors.

Origin:

Derived from the russian word shaman, which refers to a tribal priest or spiritual healer in indigenous communities of the north and central asia.

Examples:

1. The shamanistic healing ritual involved the use of music, drumming, and dance.
2. The tribe's shamanistic beliefs and practices have been passed down from generation to generation.
3. The shamanistic paintings on the cave walls depicted various spiritual beings and the spirits of animals.
4. The shamanistic worldview holds that the universe is full of spirits, both good and evil.
5. The shamanistic ceremony was meant to appease the spirits and ensure good luck for the coming year.